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A shape in the distance, a killer in suburbia, a psychiatrist pushed to his limits and an innocent girl in the firing line. Halloween is one of the acknowledged classics of horror, the patient zero of slasher movies. Now, we take a look behind the scenes, examining how it’s structured, what it says about the times and crucially what makes it tick. Welcome to the Pseudopod Autopsy. Now glove up…
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It just seems to me that it would be far more logical to provide these movie review podcasts to other movie review podcasts to run as guest shows and expose the pod fiction of psuedopod to a wider audience rather than diluting the feed here with non-fiction movie reviews.
Personally, I like talking about movies and look at small things. It is one of the many things that makes a movie worth watching over again. Which I do. Where I live, no one keeps anything. If they play a video game they get rid of it after they are stuck or finished it. The entire point is not the journey to win. And if it is a movie, they see it once and that is it. And all movies that are old (Meaning anything more than a couple of years old) is not worth watching.
Personally I feel that evil can be a force of nature. Not in the way a cat hunts from the point of view of a mouse but almost as element like fire. Let’s face bad shit happens to good people all the time. Most of have had bad things happen to them and most of us think of themselves as good. This cannot be so. If it were, the world would be a better place.
